OpenAI has released its new Jev-style Decisions API, following initial announcements made at DevDay. Following the release, a developer utilized GPT-6 Astra to build an llm-openai-decisions plugin inspired by an existing llm-typesafe plugin for Jev. According to reports from Simon Willison, the new gpt-6-luna decision model stands out by supporting both text and image inputs.
Pricing and Technical Capabilities
The new API introduces specific input-only pricing models for decision tasks. OpenAI’s pricing is set at ten cents per million input tokens, while Jev charges four point two cents per million input tokens. Neither model currently charges for output tokens. Despite the multimodal capability added by gpt-6-luna, the overall API shape remains very similar to existing alternatives.
Open Questions and Future Watch
As this is a newly spotted release, several operational details are currently missing. The available documentation and initial reports did not specify full integration guidelines, rate limits, or a definitive timeline for broader platform rollouts beyond the initial developer tooling. Observers will need to watch for further technical documentation updates from OpenAI to understand the full scope of the Decisions API.
Developers interested in the new plugin ecosystem should monitor community repositories for updates on the llm-openai-decisions integration.
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